North Carolina Musicians: Photographs and Conversations

Contents

• Table of Contents
• Acknowledgments delete deletevi
• Foreword by Meg Freeman Whalen delete
• Introduction delete
• 1. In the Studio delete
• Fidelitorium Studios (Kernersville) delete
• Reflection Studios (Charlotte) delete
• Studio East (Charlotte) delete
• Hooverama (Charlotte) delete
• Old House Studios (Gastonia) delete
• On the Radio delete
• WTVI Studios (Charlotte) delete
• Recording Away from a Studio delete
• Electromagnetic Recorders (Winston-Salem) delete
• Echo Mountain Studios (Asheville) delete
• Overdub Lane (Durham) delete
• Studio M (Durham) delete
• The Rubber Room (Chapel Hill) delete
• 2. On the Road delete
• The Triangle Area (Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill) delete
• On the Way to the Outer Banks delete
• The Mountains and the Piedmont Triad delete
• The Charlotte Region delete
• Music Everywhere You Go delete
• 3. On Stage delete
• North Carolina Music Scene in the 1990s delete
• Southern Culture on the Skids delete
• The Avett Brothers delete
• Following the Musicians delete
• Peter Holsapple delete
• Nappy Brown and Bob Margolin delete
• Playing Live Across the State delete
• The Briarhoppers delete
• George Hamilton IV delete
• Andy Griffith delete
• Tift Merritt delete
• Chatham County Line delete
• Earl Scruggs delete
• George Shuffler delete
• Jimmy Brown of Matrimony delete
• Anywhere You Turn, a Good Show delete
• 4. Festivals delete
• Bluegrass and Traditional Music delete
• Rock and Roll and Beach Music delete
• Blues and Jazz delete
• Gospel Music delete
• Best of the Rest delete
• 5. At Home delete
• Joe Thompson delete
• Dom Flemons: Reflecting on Music delete
• Notable Others Who Called North Carolina Home delete
• Writing and Recording from Home delete
• Home Is the Place for Music delete
• Final Thoughts delete
• Index delete